48 outlets shut over COVID-19 violations in Jeddah

The violations included noncompliance with social distancing and mask wearing. (SPA)
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Updated 17 July 2021
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48 outlets shut over COVID-19 violations in Jeddah

  • The Eastern Province municipality carried out 1,409 inspection tours in one day across shopping malls

JEDDAH: Municipalities in the Kingdom have shut 48 commercial outlets as part of their efforts to monitor compliance with health and safety measures to stop the spread of COVID-19.

The municipality of Jeddah governorate carried out 8,256 inspection tours of commercial centers and facilities in two days, identifying 56 violations.

The authorities closed 47 commercial outlets for breaching coronavirus protocols.

The Eastern Province municipality carried out 1,409 inspection tours in one day across shopping malls, commercial centers and stores.

These checks resulted in the closure of one commercial outlet, while three violators were given penalties for ignoring health regulations.

The violations included noncompliance with social distancing and mask wearing, leniency in measuring the temperature of customers, overcrowding issues, and a failure to effectively use the Tawakkalna app.

 


Al-Sudais launches charity campaign in Makkah

Updated 27 February 2026
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Al-Sudais launches charity campaign in Makkah

MAKKAH: Sheikh Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, the president of the General Presidency for the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, has launched the Al-Jood Menna Wa Feena (Generosity Springs From Us and Returns to Us) campaign — affiliated with the Jood Housing platform — in Makkah.

Al-Sudais said that the presidency’s participation in the campaign stemmed from a sense of social responsibility and was a reinforcement of the values of solidarity encouraged by religion.

He also expressed his gratitude to King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for their gracious patronage of charitable works which helped to serve the interest of citizens while ensuring a good and stable life.